ExifJPEG is another file format very common on digital
cameras such that it contains information about the
exposure/aperture/focal length etc. and even data
about the camera type, make and model!
It should be compatible with most photo editing
software such as Paint Shop Pro, Adobe Photoshop and a
free viewer called IrfranView available for download.
You can of course open the file in your supplied
software and should be able to save it as a normal
Jpeg or other format.
Armitage
--- Christopher Range wrote:
> I have the camera listed above and, the software
> that accompanied the
> camera in the purchase. My problem is the file
> formats of the
> pictures. The file format the pictures get taken
> in, is something
> called 'ExifJPEG', whatever that is.
>
> Any feedback would be appreciated.
>
> Christopher
>
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